Compare/CaseIH Magnum 180 vs CaseIH Puma 160

CaseIH Magnum 180 vs CaseIH Puma 160

Verdict: CaseIH Magnum 180 vs CaseIH Puma 160

The CaseIH Magnum 180 and the CaseIH Puma 160 are both tractors — here is how they stack up on the figures that matter. CaseIH Puma 160 leads on rated power with 160 hp against 159 hp. CaseIH Puma 160 is the lighter machine (7,420 kg vs 8,618 kg), which helps on soft ground and transport, while the heavier model carries more ballast for traction-limited draft work. CaseIH Puma 160 is the newer design (2011 vs 2009). In short: choose the CaseIH Puma 160 for outright pulling power, or the CaseIH Magnum 180 if a tighter budget and lighter footprint matter more. Compare the full spec tables below before booking a demo.

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Fit & specs

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Best match

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CaseIH

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Best match

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Rated power

159 hp

160 hp

Confidence

40%

Guide price

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Overview

Manufacturer

CaseIHReference

Gear 6 used for pull test.Reference

The CVT is available with optional 50 km-h top speed.Reference

Steering

hydrostatic powerReference

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Engine

134.2 kWReference

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Drawbar (tested)

99.0 kWReference

88.4 kWReference

Displacement

6.7 LReference

Bore/Stroke

104 x 132 mmReference

Emissions

Tier 3Reference

Interim Tier 4Reference

Power

134.2 kWReference

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Maximum Power

174.5 kWReference

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Fuel system

electronic high-pressure common railReference

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Cooling system

viscous fanReference

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Compression

16.5:1Reference

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Rated RPM

2200Reference

Starter

electricReference

Starter volts

12Reference

Oil capacity

16.1 LReference

15.1 LReference

Max power

99.0 kWReference

88.4 kWReference

Power at rated engine speed

118.3 kWReference

107.6 kWReference

Engine (gross)

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119.3 kWReference

Engine (max)

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151.4 kWReference

Emission control

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selective catalytic reduction (SCR)Reference

Rated Power (gross)

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119.3 kWReference

Maximum Power (gross)

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151.4 kWReference

Transmission

Gears

ininite forward and infinite (2-range) reverse (4-range)Reference

infinite forward and reverseReference

Clutch

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electro-hydraulic wet discReference

Transmission

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EconoGearReference

PTO & Hydraulics

PTO (claimed)

111.9 kWReference

100.7 kWReference

PTO (tested)

134.1 kWReference

116.2 kWReference

Hydraulic system

100.3 LReference

77.6 LReference

Type

continuously variable transmission (CVT)Reference

Capacity

100.3 LReference

77.6 LReference

Valves

3 to 5Reference

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Total flow

149.9 lpmReference

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Rear Type

II/IIIReference

2/3NReference

Rear lift

7199 kgReference

4173 kgReference

Rear PTO

independentReference

Rear PTO Type

1000 (1.75)Reference

540/1000 (1.75)Reference

Power at rated PTO speed

122.6 kWReference

113.0 kWReference

Rear valves

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3 to 5 (electronic)Reference

Pump flow

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121.1 lpmReference

Capacities

Fuel

446.6 LReference

325.5 LReference

Exhaust fluid (DEF)

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48.1 LReference

Dimensions

Wheelbase

300 cmReference

278 cmReference

Weight

8618 kgReference

7420 kgReference

Height (cab)

326 cmReference

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Shipping weight

8618 kgReference

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Rear axle

104 by 3022 mmReference

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Operating weight

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7420 kgReference

Bar rear axle

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92 by 2844 mmReference

Front tread

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155 to 225 cmReference

CaseIH Magnum 180 attachments

Electrical

Ground

negativeReference

Charging system

alternatorReference

Charging amps

200 (optional)Reference

200Reference

Batteries

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2Reference

Battery CCA

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650Reference

Battery volts

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12Reference

Test results

Fuel use

37.5 l/hourReference

31.4 l/hourReference

Max pull

7622 kgReference

6311 kgReference

CaseIH Puma 160 attachments

Speeds

Fit score weighs budget, operation size, crop match and data confidence against the details above. It’s guidance, not advice — always confirm with a dealer demo.